XPost: can.politics, ab.politics, edm.general   
   From: Panca@nyet.ca   
      
   On 12/21/2014 2:10 PM, simplicity wrote:   
   > There is, apparently, some sort of recall mechanism in Alberta but all I   
   heard was that the demand must be from the MLA's riding.   
   >   
   > Online petitions have zero legal power and you are correct that they are   
   just the opportunity for whiners for nothing more than to "relieve" themselves.   
   >   
   > It is quite interesting to see how this whiners mob is foaming from their   
   mouths about "democracy" but not doing for it more than signing some online   
   think - grand total of perhaps 30 seconds and often with phony identities.   
      
   You are one dense person, simpleton.  But then you're a right winger, so that   
   goes with the territory.   
      
   When the Canadian Taxpayers Federation launched an online Petition against   
   Alison Redford,  they got such a response that her own caucus reacted.   
   Where is Alison Redford now, simpleton?   
      
   The Prentice government has removed opposition to its coming actions to counter   
   the dropping price of oil . . .  but they're going to 'wear it' bigtime if they   
   put any of the Wild Rose members into ministerial positions.  Petitions have   
   huge impact.  YOU, on the other hand are as impotent as ever.    ^ω^   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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